Broos or anyone in one area will speak differently from those somewhere
else. Languages change all the time. There cannot be one broo language. When
RW communities split and have no contact for a hundred years their
descendants have great difficulty communicating if they meet. Both groups
have developed new dialects.
Many animals have culture. Each group may do some things differently.
Members pass on these cultural traits to their young. Animals may also have
language, depending on your definition of language. Broos raised with any
others will communicate as they do. There will be language among them. A
broo growing up alone won't have language, as demonstrated in the cases of
human children who grew up alone in the wild and didn't learn language even
after living with people for decades. Humans, and presumably broos, must
learn language in their early years or lose the capacity of ever learning
any language.
For broos to learn Sartarite or Tarshite they'd have to live with speakers
of those languages. Are those rumors true?
Daniel
I seem to recall something about there being a broo language in the
older (RQ) sources.
I wonder if that is still thought to be true, or do the broos of
Snakepipe Hollow, for instance, speak sartarite or tarshite?
I guess feral broo don't have any language or culture at all, and are
basically just animals.
-Adept